Avenger .22 Air Rifle - TUNING GUIDE + Accuracy Test ! + (Review) - Air Venturi - PCP Airgun Tuning

[@mgillee1]

I am still so impressed and grateful for the time and effort you put into this and otger videos. Thank you, Thank you, and Thank you!

[@SEA-n2i]

This man single handedly created the most informative pcp assessment ever done. Like ever

[@1776adb]

I hand pump this gun to redline and I’m 76 years young. Trick is I shoot 30 pellets before topping it off again. Great gun in .22 using Crosman 14.3 grain pellets. Dine size at over 50 yards- helps to have a 10-40 power scope with my old eyes . Fill the stock with Electricians pipe sealer ( one pound ) - silences sound and adds weight to better balance the gun. Maxed out it’s a sledge hammer.

[@ericaulbach]

Are you talking thread sealant? Like Tru-Blu?

[@1776adb]

@@ericaulbach No, putty in the stock for better balance.

[@mikegoebel6228]

How do you get it in the stock since it's sealed?

[@jTempVids]

That's good to know. I was concerned about hand pumping the Avenger. I was leaning more toward the Umarex Origin since it takes about half the pumps and can be shot after just 13 pumps. I've been hearing the Avenger is a much better gun though. How many pumps does it take you to fill the Avenger? What hand pump are you using?

[@ivanhita4726]

@@mikegoebel6228 2 screw in butt pad

[@edwardmatt1606]

Please NEVER take down this video. A link to this video should be printed on the first page of rifle's manual and even on the box...that's my thought. BTW, my wait for this rifle to become available has just gotten much harder to bear.

[@nicedward7544]

They keep pushing it back ughhh. Driving me crazy. I preordered one in 22 what seems to be years ago lol

[@edwardmatt1606]

@@nicedward7544 The constant pushback is driving me nuts also. Now I'm starting to consider the Umarex Gauntlet.

[@heathhalfhill6867]

Edward Matt you will regret that. I have the Liberty’s and a Gauntlet. Not only are the Liberty’s more accurate but they are much lighter and way more powerful not to mention easier to tune. The Gauntlet is still a fine fun but bolt action versus a much faster and smoother side lever is a game changer if you hunt and need a follow up shot for sure. 7-20 eta if you ordered in June. If you ordered in July they will be here later. They show this on the PYA web site when you lookup the Avenger.

[@heathhalfhill6867]

Nic Edward 7-20 ETA

[@martimadi3285]

I waited 6 months for my replacement, the 1st one leaked,in December, the 2nd one came a few weeks ago.it has a bent eithe r shroud or air cylinder. I'm nut giving this one back. It's the .25 and it's powerful and accurate even though the tubes are pinched together at the muzzle.It is a hard wait😏, hang inn there bud

[@erics_hobbies9677]

Uuhhggg... now I gotta buy ANOTHER gun. Thanks a lot Steve!🙄 Great tuning guide! Always extremely informative, not only is the info you provide pertinent to the gun you are reviewing, it pertains to most airguns with similar features. Even if you're not in the market for the gun being reviewed airgunners should still watch because they'll learn something about the guns they already own!

[@rkmcvey8590]

This is THE most complete demonstration on how to tune this pcp, bar none! A copy DVD should be included with every one of these. The Avenger is going to turn the air rifle world on it's .... ear. Anyone who wants one of these is going to have to wait for all the preorders to be filled first. I can see a wait of a few weeks to a few months to get one. My name will be on a list for one as soon as the boss says ok. I always get in the last word.....yes dear.

[@sandrastembridge4226]

Yes pyramid air got their money's worth on this channel. Thank you steve. Ps watched it few times. Well maybe 4 so far.

[@Cupillac]

agreed but what the heck is a DVD? Its here on this KZbin thing

[@shalsaaprilia6036]

Welcom cenell

[@usernamemykel]

"Yes dear" is TWO last words. So, you're ahead of the game. But you're not the one who wears the pants in the house - shame.

[@curtisjohnson944]

I’ve been shooting a springer for 3 or 4 years and am now looking to go pcp. Watched 5 of your videos this morning and feel confident making a decision now. Just wanted to thank you, what a huge help this has been.

[@AEAC]

You're welcome Curtis and thanks for note! Best, Steve

[@randygriffin2033]

Steve is the best pellet gun teck on any channel hands down . His knowledge is on another page

[@AEAC]

Thank u Randy!

[@waltermarques4216]

@@AEAC Steve Necesito una Configuracio Para Mi AVENGER 25 Para JSB 25.39 a unos 860/890 FPS Muy Agradecido Mis SALUDOS Desde 🇦🇷 ARGENTINA 💪💪💪👍

[@NHGUIDE88]

I ordered the .25 for squirrel hunting. This tuning head-start is PERFECT! I don't 'do' bag work....or any of that. I hunt. So this will compete with my Gamo Urban (insanely accurate and precise!) for my field gun. I have REALLY HIGH HOPES! Thank you, Steve for all your tons of work....especially in the wicked Florida Heat and ..."humdidity" !!!

[@cliffb.2416]

Love my Urban22 as well!

[@OKBAOK]

NHGUIDE88 Even if you ordered the .22 based on statistics of this Airgun, it will be easy for squirrel hunting how much more you got the .25 🙂 enjoy. I'm waiting for my .22 just from inside the house to the fence plinking 👍

[@heathhalfhill6867]

I can’t wait till mine gets here. My N V Liberty’s in .177 and .22 are amazingly smooth, and very accurate. My Avenger is in .25 which will complete my N V collection . I always wanted a .25 Liberty but they have never been available here in the USA. I have one with synthetic stock that appears to be the same, and has held up to serous hunting in cold and hot weather here in Pa. The .177 has given me some trouble with flipping pellets as the probe is coming out of the magazine and creating a double loading situation if not careful. A drop of silicone oil on the probes probes O-rigs has helped stop this issue and using 10.4 grain pellets v/s 7.4 grain definitely helped as well. Thank you for contacting Tyler and confirming the .22 and .25 are ported a touch differently. Can’t stop watching this video over and over. PYA said mine will be here around 7-20. Thanks again. Can’t wait for the main review on AEAC! God bless

[@jacebigelow]

Thank you for this video Steve !! On Tuesday morning, I was on the phone with Pyramyd pre-ordering one in .25 . Then later that night, i put my feet up to rest and your video on it came through. Perfect timing !!! Im glad to see that it's not too pellet fussy. Cheers !! -Jace. 🍻🍻🎯

[@heathhalfhill6867]

Ordered mine in .25 a few weeks ago to go with my Nova Vista Liberty’s in .177 and .22. I have always wanted a Liberty in .25. Sadly they were never available in the USA and I tried every route to get one from other countries, so, this is about as close as I’m going to get. Nova Vista makes this gun for Air Venturi. I have no doubt about that. Of all my air guns, even my high end air guns. The liberties are my favorite. The only reason they don’t ride around in the truck with me like my SK-19, is because of their length. I hope they make a Bullpup someday. I would rather have a 300$ truck gun than a 2K$ truck gun👍. Thanks for your hard work.

[@lavernedofelmier6496]

Thanks for the in-depth look at the avenger, finally pulled the pin and received one in.177. Pro tune 1800 psi with 2 3/4 turn on spring. 10.5 crosman 960 fps 12.5 nsa slugs 910 fps Power tune 2700 psi spring all the way in 10.5 1085 fps 12.5 nsa 995 15.0 nsa 850 This is insane for.177 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@murfspop]

Steve, thanks for an EXCELLENT tuning guide . This looks like fun with a lot of tuning options. I bought a .22 B/P from Pyramid Air. Guides like this will sell more guns as they dissolve the PCP mysteries.

[@mirage3rd]

Great extensive review with a lot of tips. Thanks. I’m a little concerned to where the air gun market is going with the advent of the slugs. With their - relatively - high B.C., they go 3 to 5 times further than diabolo-shaped pellets. One of the great thing about pellets is that they bleed energy very fast and the risk of hitting something if it goes through the animal or, God forbid, I miss, I know they will be on the ground in a very short distance. With the slug, we are now in the realm of .22LR bullets and everyone knows (or should) that they can go a looong way out. It might be great for target shooting but I’m not sure I want to go hunting with them at the long range they afford. The Avenger low price is going to attract people for they first air gun, or even first gun, and they might not realize how far a slug can go. All that being said, I’m trying to find a reason NOT to buy one...

[@Evilliboba]

My Avenger is coming in later this week. I watched this religiously as it will be my first PCP. Thank you for what you do. Fantastic guide and detail. I should be slinging lead in no time!

[@AEAC]

👍😁

[@colemitchell3358]

Based on your excitement I have just ordered a .22. This thing appears to cover every base except reliability and only time will tell, thank you Steve. Cant wait for the full vid and the RDW.

[@BakerAirguns]

Great vid, Steve! Very in depth. Just a bit of correction to help your upcoming RDW vid....the upper scope rail is metal and mounted to metal. It's a small detail, but probably of importance to quite a few potential users. I personally wouldn't trust a scope mounted on a plastic rail to hold zero very long. -Donnie

[@aeacvlog2033]

Great call Donnie, thank you. I just checked again and they are removable metal plates secured in to the metal receiver bits. Good to see! Steve

[@BakerAirguns]

@@aeacvlog2033 Thanks bro! I was worried about that myself until I removed them and saw how they're mounted. Plus I scratched the plates to expose the metal. I'm really blown away by how detailed you got in this video. GREAT info! I'm going to try your tunes for sure. Fantastic work, as usual! -Donnie

[@georgecook1374]

As a newbie thank you for the time and effort you put into doing this, Learned so much to get started in this and have fun with my boys.

[@AEAC]

Hi George. Thanks and my pleasure. Steve

[@EDCandLace]

We pre ordered 2 x .22s and 2x .25s 3 weeks ago. We shot a sample and was HIGHLY HIGHLY impressed with that .22. This gun was giving my .22 Impact 700mm slug liner gun a run for its money at a 100y after we did some tuning.at the 100y indoor range we was time after time putting ten Griffin .217 25g cup base slugs under 1.2 minute... 5 shot groups was easily under a minute (more around .7 to .8 moa) it also shot 27.5g .218 NSAs really really well but not as good as the Griffins. Now no it can't compete with our high end guns realistically but with The two listed slugs it was damn close (there's more then just accuracy in owning high end guns). With some time with the gun (we had two days with it) and really getting it dialed with the Griffin slug and i believe consistent minute or better ten shot groups would be doable (to give an idea my RAW HMX LRT .22 pushing .218 27.5 NSAs at 990fps at the indoor range will consistently print 10 around .8 to .9 minute) it's simply the 1 or 2 flyers that it would throw that was causing 1.2 to 1.5 moa with most being right around 1.25moa. 5 shot groups was consistently well under 1 moa and the reason is the Flyers would normally happen around shot 7 thru 10 and out of all the 10 shot groups we shot it would throw one or two flyers and very seldom was a flyer threw within the first 5. We was single loading so it wasn't a mag issue and we was waiting at least 10 seconds between shots so it wasn't a reg issue and we used our Lab Radar (was checking 2 FX chronys against each other and the lab radar.. The FX chrony are dial.. Super accurate btw..) On every single shot and the flyers wasn't happening during odd velocity fluctuations so it was not that... I believe a light lapping of the barrel and having a proper crown cut would end the flyers. This ONLY happened with slugs, we dialed back 18.13s to 880 and they shot extremely well at 50 and we had no flyer issues. 25.39s at 840 was on point as well and even did well at a 100.. This gun is fantastic and it's not reviewers just hyping a product. It's a superb 300 dollar gun and will bring a lot of people in to our sport because when they get it they are getting a gun that js capable of preforming extremely well digging the hook of PCPs in deeper. The trigger is very good but it is NOT in any way a match trigger so do not expect it to be but it is simply an amazing trigger for it being 300 dollars. With Steve calling it match grade that tells me there are some that are better then others... Now that is not saying it's bad in anyway it's not.. It is a fantastic trigger period but it is not a trigger like my Crowns or RAWs. Some may be match quality and the one we shot was just a very good trigger that i can't speak on. Plain and simple this gun can not be touched at its price. Not even close... The really awesome part is that the twist rate is allowing slugs to preform well... From what we got to do we know this gun is capable of really throwing slugs and putting lead on target at really ling ranges with high B.C slugs. We did take the gun to 200y but the wind was up and we didnt have anymore time with it to wait for less wind and it was variable wind.. We was shooting at 8 inch plates at 200 and was connecting plenty but we know for a fact this gun will shoot under 4 minute at 200y (8 inch target at 200 is a 4 moa target) we could tell that the slugs was staying stable out to 200 so the twist rate will keep even longer slugs stable if your really slinging them fast. What im really hoping is the gun is capable of 3 minute groups at 200 and i believe that it is with the right slug and im taking with just tuning 3 moa at 200. If that is the case with some barrel work, really getting the power dialed to what the gun and slug want this could be a 300 dollar gun capable of doing what todays top tier guns are capable of... I can not wait until ours get here and hubby and I get to go to work dialing these bad boys in and seeing what can really be extracted from them.... Whats really funny is im more excited to get these then i am when a new FX or RAW is on the way to me... The reason? Because i know what those guns will do and how capable they are... I dont know what these guns can do and how capable they can be. Its gonna be so much fun and im pretty sure these will be what have our attention and all our other stuff will not be shoot for a while lol.

[@heathhalfhill6867]

Thank you so much for your input on this gun. Is blatantly obvious that y’all love shooting air guns. The fact that you know what your talking about and express it well is satisfying to me and doesn’t make me feel like such a shooting nerd. Thanks for that. I bought this gun in .25 to complete my Nova Vista Liberty collection. I recently bought a .177 and am having issues with the magazine flipping pellets as I work the side lever action and the gun is trying to double load. This has never happens with the .22 cal...ever! If you have any ideas on how to fix this...please enlighten me. I have several mags for this and all of them do it. I put some silicon on the probe seals and it seemed to help. Please...any advise will be valuable. I plan on gifting this gun to my grand children. The next generation of air gunners.👍💯 Thank you and God bless.

[@okayestmedia]

I love that you put so much time and effort into these videos

[@bryanbrowning3212]

This presentation helped me immensely, as I’m an old school springer guy who’s new to PCP guns. I really enjoy your casual, yet knowledgeable approach in all of your videos! I set my Avenger up with the pro tune, and had it sighted in with less than 20 shots! It’s such a great intro to pcp shooting! Thank you for producing such fine videos 👍!

[@johnaverick7468]

If I remember right, This vid is why I bought an Avenger. Just saw vid 7 days after it was posted. It made me feel like a fool if I didn't buy one. lol

[@garypostell5268]

Always a great thing to have a Air Rifle that’s not pellets picky and shoots slugs as well absolutely awesomeness!

[@jaretdavies1991]

excellent video! I just tuned the .25 cal, the first gun I ever degassed and didn't leak, (better than my fx classic). out of the box was shooting 920 fps but wasting air reg set at 2900. I set reg to 2200 and decreased hammer spring one turn from factory and shooting 860 fps and getting easy 64 shots per fill. thanks!!

[@aeacvlog2033]

That's awesome! Thanks for sharing this!!

[@thereelguy8558]

I'm gonna give this a try on my 25. Thanks!

[@AngryChair74]

I bought my Gamo Urban after seeing your review of it. I ordered an Avenger TODAY after seeing your regular review and this Vlog. MIne will be delivered around 10/20, so I'll be salivating and watching all videos of it on KZbin. Yours is the only one I downloaded (since I have Premium and hate ads!).

[@edwardmyirski7964]

For anyone following for .25 info, I'm shooting 26g fx hybrid slugs at 960fps, 53fp, into sub moa groups with the reg at 2900 and the hs at +4 turns from all the way out. And, after 3 mags, I'm hand pumping to top off from 3200 to 4300 taking 90-100 strokes.

[@AEAC]

🤘😁

[@waltermarques4216]

Edward Para 25 grain Cual Configuración Recomendás Muchas Gracias y Saludos desde ARGENTINA 🇦🇷🤗

[@drakejohnson6652]

Steve, you are the best at connecting with you audiences as I find you to be engaging without viewing your followers via your nostrils. We met at RMAC last year and I appreciated that you were not too busy or unapproachable. I also appreciate your having your wife involved in your more recent projects. It reveals very good unity. Stay strong and Godspeed.

[@AEAC]

Thank u Drake.

[@holditonhanson1]

Steve thanks for another great video ... I have the Avenger .25, and I can get well over 900fps with 25.39 jsb...its currently tuned to 880fps at about 2200 psi reg , hammer spring all the way in...,now on the last turn out adjusting the hammer spring the gun dropped about 6 fps to that 880 fps accuracy is very good half inch or less and many hole threw hole shots at 50 yards .... from what I know from Ted talking to the Air Venturi rep the .25 internals are in fact different specked , and are set up exclusively for .25 the transfer port is opened up more in .25 compared to .22 to the correct percentage for .25 since tranfer port size is based on percentage of a given caliber if you are doing it correctly ... its really not a 1 size fits all when it comes to transfer ports if you want it right ... I dont know about the hammer spring -if it is different .... I do have a .22 Avenger ordered so this video with all of your info 0n the .22 will help me set up the tune ... I think the PRO tune ,and power tune you made are what I am interested in settig my gun up with .... GREAT WORK as always Steve thanks for all the testing you do , and I will post up here new info I get from testing more with the .25 Avenger I have ..... its just so amazing this gun just nails the check list for the best features you could have on a air gun ,and does it for 300 bucks ! ! ! pretty cool ! the Avenger has to be PCP gun of the year ! industry game changer !

[@AEAC]

👍😊 yes, Tyler took measurements for our 2 hr Instagram Live session together for y'all and shared them there

[@oryerobbe3441]

Hi dan H, I know this is an old comment, but i'am buying an air venturi avenger .25 and it seems you have some knowledge of it. What do you think is the best setup and pellet? Thank you!

[@FDNY8231]

Totally enjoyed the video. It was VERY informative for me. I just purchased an Avenger .22 cal and I (right now) don't even have a way to fill it. I ordered a compressor, because a pump would have me daisy hunting from underground. SOOO in the meantime I'm trying to learn as much as I can about setup, performance and the like BEFORE I actually take the first shot from it. I added a Barrel Band and a Duck Rail Moderator. Hopefully it will have better stability, and it gives me the opportunity to mount things as the barrel band has Picatinny on the sides and bottom. I'm thinking I will just go with the factory setup and see how it performs. I'm looking to give a dirt nap to two VERY destructive groundhogs on my property so I wanna do it right, but not expend a ton of cash I don't have to get it done. Thanks for all the good info.

[@drekceldude]

Thanks again Steve,this tutorial will help in my Avenger .25 tune. Much appreciated.

[@killer_bro_empireitsme3613]

how much fpe were you getting ?

[@drekceldude]

@@killer_bro_empireitsme3613 Avenger. 25 shooting JSB King Heavies at 875 fps,think it was around 46 fpe,shooting FX hybrids (very accurate) 900 fps getting over 50 fpe.

[@johncartlidgevehiclevideos4228]

Just recently got into pcp and I was doing a lot of research on what to start with and this gun seemed to be the one to get. Your video by far was the most knowledgeable most understanding and simply interesting even if I wasn’t into the gun you made this video very easy to watch. I appreciate the video I just bought the avenger and I’m loving it, I just gotta figure out this whole tuning and trying out different pellets and All that fun stuff. Thanks again man have a good one

[@joelewis1074]

Today, my four year old daughter named the imaginary horse she rides around the house "Steve Shally". Now, she gallops up and down the hallway yelling "Hya, Steve Shally! Hya!" I should probably spend less time watching AEAC.

[@aeacvlog2033]

That's precious. Thanks for sharing 💙

[@tfm7457]

funny!🐴

[@nicedward7544]

Lmao!

[@ivanhita4726]

Fist time pcp owner. Been loving these videos for a while now! About 2 yrs. finally bought my avenger. Seen this video about 10x and still learn something new. From into to outro

[@AEAC]

Thanks for nice note Ivan, I appreciate it. Steve

[@ivanhita4726]

@@AEAC ps pro tune is the SH!!t for the .25 cal 🙏 88 shots 😳😳😳

[@justjoeoutdoors3499]

😂 thanks, I should be asleep right now, but I am here watching this 🍻 very well done as always

[@heithwatkins]

Just bought one in 177cal. I have thousands of 177cal pellets from 10gr to 16gr from every manufacturer. Thanks for your help in my decision on this purchase.

[@AEAC]

👊😊

[@aeacvlog2033]

NOTICE - Avenger .25 cal TUNING GUIDE coming this fall/winter. Steve

[@alienairguns]

Steve. Are you doing the .25 tune with the wood stocked version? I'm seeing from other content makers that the wood stock seems to be adding stability over the thin plastic stock, which is increasing accuracy. Also, I'm seriously considering selling my Hatsan BT65SB QE to get one of these.

[@mustafaabid485]

@@alienairguns how many guns do you have. I usually prefer more than 1 gun.

[@alienairguns]

@Mustafa Abid I only currently have 2. A Hatsan BT65SB and a Diana 36 carbine.

[@aryanalijah3502]

sorry to be offtopic but does anybody know a tool to get back into an instagram account?? I was dumb lost my login password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me!

[@bentleyemory6821]

@Aryan Alijah instablaster =)

[@rane9096]

Definitely my next purchase, hopefully sometime around my birthday in January (let’s hope the economy is nice to me and my living situation). Amazing channel, thank you for existing!

[@drekceldude]

Ted on Holdover Vlog in his excited style :) contacted Tyler Pratner from PyramidAir to ask about internals and is the .25 using same internals as the .22,apparently not so,the .25 users different valving and other internal parts in the .25 so it can hit the 45 FPE and beyond. Ted was concerned it was what Benjamin did with the Marauder which had the same .22 internals in the .25 which is why it was lacking in the FPE department. So big potential in the .25.

[@aeacvlog2033]

Hello. Have a peek in the comments here. Tyler and I spoke to this for y'all, sharing the details of the differences 👍

[@mikedeclerck1421]

Extremely well done. My order for the gun was put in through PA on the 19th. THANK YOU!

[@donttreadonmining9146]

Awesome vid, brother! Thank you. ✌️

[@DD-gq1uq]

As a brand new pcp air gunner guy, thank you for this video. I enjoy numbers and tinkering and this video was very informative and easy to understand. Big ty for continuing to re enforce to remove the air before messing with the regulator

[@AEAC]

thank you and welcome to AEAC, Steve

[@antwuanmaxwell6446]

28:38 As a big fan of the Nova Vista rifles, this concerns me. These guns, while often punching well above their price point, seem to have one common issue. That issue being they are known for having leaking issues due to a poppet that is not up to snuff. There are guys in the airgun community who currently make replacement poppets made of delrin and peek that solve the issue, but this may be a task the average consumer may not want to tackle. Hopefully, that's not the case here and it's an isolated incident. Otherwise, Air Venturi/Pyramyd Air are gonna see a boat load of these coming back in for repairs, just like American Tactical has been experiencing. Like I said, I hope I'm wrong because outside of the leaking issues, these guns are fantastic.

[@heathhalfhill6867]

Antwuan Maxwell I have 2 start out leaking from the fill probe area. Ball bearing and an o-ringThat said guys/gals that modified their guns for more power had issues with the poppet. It is an easy fix by burnishing said valve. But like you said...not everyone has those skills like us and may be a problem for returns. Good point. .

[@antwuanmaxwell6446]

@@heathhalfhill6867 I've actually sent 3 back to ATI. The first being a .22 caliber Liberty with a wood stock. Fantastic shooter that actually belonged go my cousin. It lasted nearly a full hunting season and developed a slow leak near the end. I actually purchased this particular gun back from ATI as a no warranty/parts gun when we got my cousin's replacement. That gun is currently being tuned by Troy Hammer. I purchased a .22 Liberty with synthetic stock last August. It developed a slow leak within 3 months. I dealt with it until the leak worsened and received a replacement just over a month ago. Well, that replacement leaked right out of the box and was sent back to ATI two days ago. None of these guns had been modified outside of the trigger, which is essentially swapping the placement of two screws. My warranty with ATI will be up next month, so I'll be more apt to tearing into these guns and attempting to repair them myself. I have a peek poppet ready to go and will purchase an O-Ring kit from Captain O-Ring. The good thing about these guns is that they're not overly complicated to tear down, and this coming from someone who isn't the most mechanically inclined. Looks like the guts of the Avenger are slightly different from the Liberty , though, based on a few videos I've seen. It's going to be interesting to see how many parts are interchangeable between the two.

[@heathhalfhill6867]

Antwuan Maxwell I totally agree with you. These are not hard guns to work on. Burnishing a poppet isn’t very hard and in fact Hajimoto made a video on the Gauntlet that shows how to do it with a cordless drill, light pressure, and a medium rpm. I did it with a Liberty in .22 that I turned into a slug gun for Stephen’s slugs at Air Velocity Sport. His .216 caliber slugs are so freaking accurate and when you can push them to the right speed are amazing. That man is truly gifted! For the money and what we get, these guns despite their quirks are awesome. As you said...thank God for Captain O-Ring! He is going to construct a seal kit for the Freedom also👍. I bought one for 100$ from ATI. I feel for ATI with these guns but still...they have to be making a ton of money on them. I have ZERO REGRETS for buying my Liberty’s. I now own 4 of them for myself and loners to friends who chose to come hunting or shooting with me that don’t have a PCP. Sharing the love right?

[@kevinfrederick7956]

Yes my Nova Liberty was leaking from day one and I could never find an address to return it to it's out of warranty now and I'm pissed

[@antwuanmaxwell6446]

@@kevinfrederick7956 If the gun is leaking from the poppet, which it most likely is, you have two options. Option 1, wait for Air Venturi/Pyramyd Air to get in factory made poppets from the distributor. Starting with the release of the wood stock Avengers, factory made poppets are being made from delrin, instead of whatever leak prone material they used before, which is much more durable than the original gunk they used for sealing. When I contacted Air Venturi a month or so back for one, I was told they were out of stock and didn't expect to have any until December/January due to shipping delays. The part is listed on pyramydair.com as "Seneca Aspen Firing Valve" and only $10. Option 2, contact Duy/darkcharisma at dctunes. He can machine a poppet from a material called peek and mate it with the valve so it's highly unlikely to every leak from there again. This is a $50 service and requires you to mail him your receiver. He worked on my. 177 Liberty and it hasn't leaked since. Debating now if I'm going to wait for factory poppets to become available again or send Duy my leaking .22 Liberty.

[@HVACTailGateTrainer]

Just did your pro tune to my 22 avenger, shooting dimes consistently at 55 yards is amazing, thanks

[@AEAC]

👍👊

[@BhutJolokias]

I have a .177 Hatsan Flash that loves the Piledrivers Steve. I currently have it shooting .22 inch groups at 25 yards at 780 fps which is 28 ft/lbs. I love it, the squirrels hate it.

[@ral446]

Another amazing video Steve. I just ordered the .22 Avenger Bullpup. It hasn't even arrived yet but you've already done all the research for me. It gives me great info for setting it up once I get my hands on it. Thanks for all the work you do to support our airgun community.

[@AEAC]

Avenger Bullpup is my next review! 😁

[@kudzitsuro6448]

@@AEAC when is that already have one here in South Africa

[@aeacvlog2033]

@@kudzitsuro6448 I'm wrapping up the Kalibrgun this week and will be beginning the Avenger Pup next week. Steve

[@skinnymitchairgunbrotherho7152]

Selling my 25 gauntlet. And getting avenger

[@Adirondackairguns]

As a newb to this level of air guns I can honestly tell you I’m fairly intimidated by the mountains of knowledge I’m going to have to acquire…and extremely excited

[@AEAC]

Welcome! Check out one of my newer "Ultimate" tuning guides... there are 2. They are much more evolved and much easier to understand. Best, Steve

[@gasconader1150]

Good video. The "crown" is really just to protect the rifling at the muzzle. You can have a "square" crown like the Avenger but you have to be super careful that you never hit the muzzle in any way that will mar the rifling at the end of the barrel. If you leave a moderator on all the time, you have nothing to worry about with a square crown.

[@BakerAirguns]

That's absolutely right. Crowning = protection....not accuracy. That's assuming of course that the barrel is finished well without a crown. -Donnie

[@ryanford736]

Yes. Almost. Not just the rifling, (although that's the most critical spot at the end of the barrel to protect). The exit should be exactly flush so that gas escapes uniformly around the projectile. I could be wrong about that. I'm not trying to correct, just add. So any nick to the end of the barrel even if it's not on the rifling could affect poi. Hence the crown to help protect it like you said. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong about that.

[@christianlaesser9224]

Haha, thank you! I saw this video yesterday and was thinking all evening about cutting off the crown of one of my springers, just to see what that would do to precision. My main thoughts turned around the gas escaping uniformly, like Ryan said, using standard, non-sorted pellets with typically slightly deformed skirts... in these cases ANY crown increases the "gas-impacting-distance", as opposed to a 90° straight cut. I can't test it right now - stuck far from home - but I think I'll try it anyway when home. Chris

[@gasconader1150]

@@ryanford736 you're right Ryan. Instead of "rifling, I should have said the lands or the grooves. You don't want any marks or Nick's in the muzzle as that will create problems as the pellet exits the barrel.

[@bobdiekema5454]

This Video made my Avenger owning experience amazing. Thank you so much for all your work and sharing it!

[@mikegoebel6228]

How can 26 people give this video a thumbs down? WTF do they not like?

[@jimmyhaley727]

they be DemonCraps,,, they dont like anything,,,, hhehehe

[@jumperstartful]

I just ordered this gun and after watching this YT video I feel like I owe you my firstborn. What a power-packed video thanks.

[@AEAC]

👍😄

[@bigearl8687]

this is most amount of Ammo I've seen you have for 1 gun...& shooting accurate

[@senatorjosephmccarthy2720]

26: 38, yes, all the lid on that magazine needs is to be tightened by the center screw. Turn the lid 180° clockwise, let go of it, letting it snap around to closed again. When it just goes over the ..nipple?.. and seats itself, it's adjusted right, as I've adjusted with mine with the Seneca Aspen. Info courtesy of Hajimoto's video, who shows how to dis and assemble them. Those magazines are becoming popular on rifles, and are around $20. The rifle is Amazing. The review and adjustment instruction is consise and looks to cover everything. Thanks Steve.

[@heathhalfhill6867]

I got my Avenger Friday and my 1/2” unf adapters that I have for my Nova Vista Alpha/Liberty are a direct fit! Awesome sauce! My adapter also came from eBay because I helped a guy in Slovenia with the measurements to make mine for 36$ and it’s awesome. As are my eBay moderators from a guy in Louisiana for like 45$ that makes this gun Church Mouse quiet! Oh my goodness. Thanks so much for the video. Donny FL already has the adapter because he made them for my beloved Liberty’s y’all. Do it...get them...you will be totally surprised just how quiet a .25 cal or .22 cal pushing a Hades at 900 can be! WOW! God bless y’all!

[@AIRDOODOO]

Do you have links for these modulators? Are the Donny with the stabilizer insert necessary?

[@ralphfreeman255]

I 'SO' appreciate you spending the time to educate new-go-ers" like me. My Venturi arrives Mon-Tues and excited, but knew nothing about this gun, just that it bosts accuracy.. Thanks for putting together this information so better understand the capabilities this gun has. Many thanks.

[@AEAC]

You're most welcome Ralph. Steve

[@jonellis1927]

About crowning a barrel....crowning serves more of a purpose to protect the exit of the barrel from nicks and dings which will affect your accuracy. Since most of high power airguns have a moderator on the end of the barrel, it's protected against normal handling. I have powder burning guns that I have taken the crown off the barrel, left a flat face on the end of the barrel and improved accuracy of the gun. Done the same to a break barrel air rifle and shrank my groups. Done all of them with a hacksaw, then a file. Squareness of the face in relation to the bore is key. This is easier to do with powder burners when using hand tools as I do, as when you start shooting, after several rounds, a star scorch pattern will start to develop on the face. Touch with a file gently until "star" tips are the same length. Then you know the face is truly squared with the bore. Air rifles do not leave this star pattern. Enough rambling, bottom line, barrels do not need a crown to accurate.

[@arthur18a]

Good morning, A short message to say how much I appreciate this video and your work. Thanks to the video, it's so easy to fix this avenger. A big thank-you

[@AEAC]

Good morning! Thank you very much for the kind message. Have a great day and thanks for saying hello! Steve

[@drekceldude]

Just took delivery of the Avenger today in .25,unboxed and mounted scope a Hawke Vantage 3-9x40,took around 6 shots to zero at 50 yards shooting JSB EXACT King 25,39gr using a FX radar average 944 FPS,tried NSA slugs 26,8gr average 902 FPS. Will do fine tuning over next few weeks. Regulator seems maxed out,so probably lower reg to around 2400psi for pellets. Overall initial impression is outstanding.

[@stevewest7260]

Have you ever experienced the hammer screw moving on it's own while shooting ? Was all dialed in shooting great for a couple days then one day could not hit a bull in the ass. Thought it was my scope going wacky on me, nothing I did with the scope helped. Then checked velocity, was way off. Checked the hammer screw and it was all the way in, backed it out to where I had it. Bang spot on.

[@aeacvlog2033]

Hi Steve. Katya and I will answer your question in the next episode of, "ask AEAC." Best, Steve

[@BryanWhite77]

Thanks Steve for such a tremendous review of the Avenger. I just got this gun in .177 caliber and it is quickly becoming my favorite air gun. So much gun for the money. I wanted the .22 but stupid Illinois law says I can't get it shipped to my house. Out of the box, it is very accurate off a wobbly table. Thanks for the tip about pulling the trigger at a slightly upward angle. It breaks so much more cleanly that way.

[@AEAC]

Thanks! I'm so glad you found it helpful 😊

[@GiosSimCorner]

I've been searching for a new PCP Air rifle for a few months now. I've been looking from high to mid range. AA, Brocock, FX, Hatsan. After hearing about the Avenger and seeing what a regulated tune-able $300 airgun can get you I say the hell with the high end guns. This is what I want. Thanks Steve for making this video and making my next purchase that much easier.

[@aeacvlog2033]

That wasn't part of my message but thanks for the watch 🙂

[@rickrazz7136]

I agree but I still want a Edgun leshiy II or RTI Prophet or Brocock Bantam Sniper XR...I guess I am officially "hooked on air"! But for now the Avenger has moved to the top of the list and $1000+ will go into my grandson's college fund :)

[@carrollentinc]

Just saw your tuning video after buying an Avenger. Thanks! Really like the Avenger except for the fact it suffers (like others) of regulator creep. Using a pro tune of 1800 psi, it creeps up to 2,200 psi after a few hours. Yes, you can dry fire it a few times to bring it down, but kinda defeats the purpose when your hunting and making noise on the hunt having to dry fire.

[@lavernedofelmier6496]

Great tutorial, I have the avenger in .177 and tried your advice with interesting results. Pro tune 10.5 crosman @ 960 12.5 nsa slugs @ 900 power tune 10.5 @ 1090 and 12.5@ 995 15.0 nsa slugs@ 850. Thanks Steve.

[@garypostell5268]

Best review I’ve seen so far by a long way just outstanding! 🇺🇸💯👍🙏🔥

[@AEAC]

Thank you!! Steve

[@OKBAOK]

I'm just waiting for my Avenger to arrive next wk. I only have a pump, I hope the gun already filled with little air. The way my target is set-up is. From inside the house to my fence is 20 yrds. To be safe with my neighbor regarding the sound. I'm interested in your eco tune base on my situation. Thanks for tuning it that low🙂 your video on the Avenger even it tooked 1hr 28mins is worthy watch to know. Thanks alot for doing all the work for us Steve 👍🙂 I'm really deciding to buy the hatsan flushpup before🙂 I decided for the Avenger. Thanks for doing a good job for this Airgun🙂👍 more power to you💪🙂👍

[@sandrastembridge4226]

Always keep 1000psi in rifle

[@nicedward7544]

I think the avenger is a better gun than the flaspup. Tons of people love the flashpup and i almost purchased one as well but cancelled as the avenger was announced a couple days after i ordered. The shot count and adjustability is what sold me. Flashpup is a great looking gun though.

[@braddenty503]

Absolutely, a standard pellet is stabilized by "air drag" (think of a badminton birdie) where your slug in more centrifugal force by utilizing the rifling in the barrel. I'm looking at the Air Venturie Avenger Bullpup and im pretty sure the "guts" are the same as your test model. I was thinking between 850-900fps and use a relatively light pellet for 50-100yds. I dont even have the gun...im an over thinker

[@Casino-xg1dc]

Just got the wood stock. Love your "Pro-Tune" did 1800psi changed HS to +3 turns getting 890fps 31fpe with a JSB 18.1g. Out of the box was wasting a lot of air.

[@AEAC]

Perfect!! 👍

[@strosdetailingchannel]

Thanks for the informative video, just got my Avenger .25 in the mail this weekend. Cant wait to let her rip, this is my first PCP Rifle. Own multiple center fire weapons. Waiting for my ammo to come in the mail currently! Thanks again brother 🍻 cheers, Struthers.

[@ebikes2xs159]

My Avenge-X came out of the box set at 2900 psi regulator and 2.75-3 turns in on the hammer spring. It was blowing apart / disintegrating pellets at 10 meters into a metal pellet trap. I degassed with the target of 1800 psi and 1-1/2 turns in on the HS to start. I missed the psi, 1/4 turn out on the regulator screw was too much and ended up at 2200 psi. I'm 1-1/2 turns in on the HS. That's what my owners manual recommends so not all bad. 2,000-2,400 psi reg / 1-2 turns in Hammer Spring. I don't have a chrono so I'm going to use a piece of 2 x 4 and go by penetration instead. Yes, I'm broke after buying the gun, scope, air compressor etc. PCP takes an investment but once you have everything it's very economical. Benjamin match 22 pellets are printing one hole groups @ 10 meters.

[@Rstpete1]

What a phenomenal video. Precise, entertaining, pleasant to listen to and informative, and that is a very hard combination to achieve.

[@AEAC]

Thank you Peter. Appreciate that Sir 😊. Steve

[@harveywhalen239]

Steve is so good at explaining ... now I need to buy another PCP. Thanks so much. Keep up the great work and videos.

[@AEAC]

Thank u!!

[@martya7773]

Awesome. This maybe my next buy. Thank you for reviewing this rifle. I just got the new Benjamin Akela and posted a short video of it. Nothing compared to your reviews. It’s just a video of my happiness. I love it! 🤣 Hoping you can do a review of the Akela soon. I’m very interested how it will perform.

[@Kurtdog63]

Very helpful video on the ins and outs of tuning and tweaking.

[@preez77]

Hi. Thanks so much for this video!! I have preordered the avenger planning on setting the reg down to 1600-1800psi to get maybe high 700’s with 14-16 grain pellets. Based on what you’re showing I can go even lower for more power! That’s amazing. Thank you for doing the work for me. I appreciate it. It also firms up my choice to purchase the avenger.

[@BACKBAYSOUND]

Just so you know the new guns the shroud only has 2 screw the part of the shroud near the action is now threaded so it just screws on. I have more center fire gun that I have gathered over the last 55 years this is my first air gun I learn more by watch you on youtube THANKS

[@AEAC]

👍😊

[@james47450]

I enjoy you as a person you are helpful and positive and really enjoy air guns. As much as we all watching do.

[@AEAC]

Thank u 😊

[@mototakahe836]

I am a newbie. So new I have not bought a gun yet. I am torn between the Avenger and the Gamo Coyote. You video has given me lots to think about thank you.

[@ALTHORPE100]

Hey Steve, is your pro tune or any of the tunes still accurate at 50 yard? Thank you for all the time spent on testing the gun and the great video.

[@AEAC]

Hello. I test these tunes at 50 & 100 yards in my Avenger full review over on my other KZbin channel, "AEAC Home." Best, Steve

[@bigearl8687]

I think this gun is the most pellet n slug friendly you've reviewed...it likes it all...

[@bigearl8687]

I ordered the 25 last Thursday, pyramyd air told me today around a week or 2 b4 shipping out,guns are going through quarantine ..Rick eustler did a review of 25 & was getting 64fpe with the 33g @ 900 plus, the 25g 900-1000 everything was max out , very accurate at 50 yards ,right up my alley..good video Steve

[@winflexful]

Yes, would love some clarification on what the power situation with the .25 is. Lots of conflicting information out there... kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXnHmKJuarx-nLM

[@bigearl8687]

@@winflexful I don't know what your talking about / conflicting numbers , it has a regulator and hammer spring, you can adjust & get different numbers, most importantly EVERY GUN IS DIFFERENT

[@winflexful]

@@bigearl8687 I'm referring to the statements that Steve made about the internals of the 25 being the same as the .22, which means that even at maximum power settings the .25 wouldn't generate much more energy than the .22.

[@bigearl8687]

@@winflexful oh ok thanks for clearing that up, they may have the same eternals, but the power from my 25 is more than 40fpe....25g JSB 940-950 fps..polymags, hunter extreme, benjiman are shooting easily over 900fps in my 25cal..

[@winflexful]

@@bigearl8687 That's around 50 Ft-lbs. Still significantly less than the 64 Ft-lbs seen in Rick Eutsler's video...

[@markarnill3437]

I live in uk is it necessary to have FAC to by thi air rifle

[@jacoengelbrecht8225]

1 Great full bodied review. Thanks, I just subscribed. If you dont have a adapter/silencer, there`s no need to remove the barrel shroud to clean the barrel. Will be easier just to unscrew the front cap.

[@PraetzelProjects]

Thanks Steve ! Set my gun on an eco tune $45 eBay pump fills to redline in 15 minutes Still learning the gun-I shot 1” groups at 50 with the jsb hades Thanks for your help and know how Gun is light and slick and pretty darn quiet. Thanks again!

[@AEAC]

👍😊

[@shikotah]

Hi Steve! First of all, thank you for your excellent, excellent! talk and tutorial on the AV Avenger! I am a relatively new air gunner and am still learning...a lot. Thanks to your excellent video(s) I have learned even more, so a huge thanks for that! Anyway, I own an Air Venturi Avenger in .22 like the one in this video. It is my 4th PCP air rifle and is thus by far the best one I have so far. I am a budget buyer so there are no high-end, pricey rifles in my collection. I am seriously contemplating either the Avenger in .177 cal or the Benjamin Marauder Semi-automatic in .22 cal...again, due to recently watching you very thorough video on it :) I am using ultra cheap pellets. I shoot the Crosman Premier Hollow Points 14.3gr. I consistently shoot groups smaller than a dime at 25yds. I do realize that at 25 yds, it's not uncommon for most rifles to group smaller than a dime, but none of my other rifles seem to be capable of that...the AEA HP SS seems like it's definitely capable, but due to it's unreliability in the time that I have owned it, I can't prove that yet. So...anyway, I have tuned my Avenger down to roughly 1400 psi on the regulator. De-gassed the rifle, turned the reg screw all the way in and then backed it out about 1/4 turn...equated to about 1400psi on my Avenger's regulator. I then backed the hammer spring screw all the way out (roughly 6 turns for the entire range after turning it in all the way and then back out all the way) I then turned it in about 1 1/2 turns. I'm thinking I should be pretty close to your 'Eco tune' and should expect roughly 100 +/- consistent shots. I am shooting Crosman Premier Hollow Point 14.3 gr, unwashed and unsorted. I typically group within a dime at 25 yds. It's pretty consistent but of course, not always. I am only getting around 70-80 consistent shots...is this ok? or do you think there might be an issue with my rifle...faulty regulator? Maybe an unbalanced ratio between regulator setting and hammer spring? I am a noob when it comes to those adjustments so I could very well have something screwed up. btw...I shoot 25 yds indoors in my basement so wind is never a factor. I have a pretty decent pellet trap/target setup using duct seal putty so there are none or very few instances of lead shrapnel from the pellets impacting the rear of metal pellet traps...only the occasional lead on lead impacts that occur deep within the putty.

[@AEAC]

It's hard for me to say how efficient your current tune is. A lot goes into that. I'd recommend watching my late tuning guides on the Crown Continuum, Maverick, Dreamline, and PJ Clark Airgun Tuning interview. There's is much to be learned in them that can be applied to your Avenger tune and will help you determine the condition of your current tune. Best, Steve

[@shikotah]

@@AEAC Thanks Steve. I appreciate your feedback and I will check out those tuning guides you mentioned. I definitely need a better understanding of the relationship between the regulator and the hammer spring so I can fine tune it for better results. BTW...my Avenger's regulator increases pressure after sitting for a few hours therefore the first regulated shot ends up being about 200 psi +/- higher than what it's set at. I'm hoping this is normal behavior for a regulator or the Avenger's regulator anyway. I have since set my regulator back up to 1800-1900 psi with the hammer spring one full turn in from all the way out. Cheers and thanks!

[@aeacvlog2033]

@@shikotah That's called "regulator creep" and is common in a lot of guns, including the Avenger. The Avenger Pul I'm working on now, increases about 175 psi overnight. It's not problematic unless it wildly changes the velocity of your first shot after sitting. On the vids, yes... watching them will fix your understanding of the relationship between HS and reg pressure. Steve

[@Nathanpettit22]

When he talked about that eco tune i felt warm inside! For just backyard fun ill be running this on the regular!

[@AEAC]

😊👍

[@eugenejohnson5822]

WOW! That review was GREAT! This was the first time that I have heard you! I don't have a lot of patience, but you had me the entire time!

[@OverlandAfrica]

I just bought this rifle a week ago i saw your video before I bought it thanks it helped alot

[@AEAC]

you're welcome

[@jasonmontgomery6691]

Got one in .22 wood stock. Thanks for the video it was the reason I bought one. I love it!

[@AEAC]

Awesome to hear, thanks! How do ya like tbr wood stock? I've been wanting one myself. Steve

[@jasonmontgomery6691]

@@AEAC I love it. Feels solid in the hand and looks great.

[@sberrett]

I’ve had mine for 2 years now and the only problem I had with the initial setup was the gun didn’t like a full air fill with the factory barrel band setup. I had different poi after every fill and it drove me crazy. An airgun forum suggested aftermarket bands and not to fill to capacity. I went with black arts bands and only fill to about 3800-3700 and the gun has remained a tack driver. My only current complaint is a slow leak that the gun came with has progressed. A full fill will lose about 300psi a day.

[@bartdinardo3932]

i increased the hammer spring from out to 3 3/4 turns in and my 25,39 pellets are hitting the bullseye. great information. thank you!

[@AEAC]

👍

[@cjnev9618]

Simple awesome video as per usual Steve, I don't think you could have been anymore concise if you tried. I just hope these gun hit the UK market, I would love to have tuning frenzy on this gun, then have it inlet in to some walnut if possible. 👍🏻👌🏻😍

[@juliotapia4098]

Buenas tardes, te felicito por tu video muy bien explicado , solo me queda una duda , estás configuraciones sirven también para el R2 Bullpup?????

[@waltermarques4216]

Julio Modelo Bullpupp o Carabina Son La Misma Plataforma Su Potencia y Regulación Son IDENTICAS 👌

[@jjssnb3790]

Ur such an awsum guy nobody gives detailed lessons like you much Mahalo ma man love all ur videos 🤙

[@vietlam2362]

I just discovered a very interesting relationship between your Eco, Pro and Power tunes! If you make an X-Y graph, with the Y for Regulator Pressure, and X for number of turns of the hammer spring screw, the numbers (X,Y) (1.5, 1400) (2.75, 1800) (5.5, 2700) make a nice linear graph! It has the form of Y(Regulator Pressure)=912.5 + 325×(Number of hammer springs screw turns) Using this equation, one can input Number of turns to find required Regulator Pressure, or wanted number of turns =(Regulator Pressure - 912.5)/325 By matching the weight of the pellets to the new tunes as you have done - 15gr for low. 18gr for mid range, and 21gr or thereabouts, the velocities should stay in the ideal 850ish range.

[@AEAC]

Yes. If one charted reg pressure, it would be flat... perfectly flat, as reg pressure would stay consistent until it fell below the bottle pressure? Why chart a known fixed variable?

[@vietlam2362]

@@AEAC Sure Steve, my point is there is a linear relationship between the hammer spring turns and the regulator pressure within the range of your tunes. So let's say I want a different tune wirh the regulator at 2345psi, the required number of turns is (2345-912.5)/325 = 4.4 turns so that a pellet in the range of 18 -21gr will stay in the ideal 800 - 900 fps window, useful estimation for airgunners who want to experiment but don't have a chrony.

[@AEAC]

@@vietlam2362 I wouldn't trust that buddy. Airguns are weird and there are lots of variables. One needs a chrony. On a budget, I recommend the FX Pocket Chrony or Pro Chrono Digital 👍 Steve

[@vietlam2362]

@@AEAC Thanks Steve. Your excellent tuning video is the main reason I bought the Avenger, and spending lots of time and thoughts on it. Just got the GX-E-CS3 compressor so a chrony is still waiting in line..😁

[@garypostell5268]

Lot of info love ❤️ the hard work and time spent on this awesome Air Venturi Avenger THANK YOU!

[@AEAC]

My pleasure, thanks! Steve

[@rsa3462]

I want to further compliment you on your thoroughness and skill in evaluating guns. My Avenger .22 has arrived so I reviewed very carefully your and others' write-ups/videos. Yours are the most sophisticated, e.g., finding the best regulator and HS settings to achieve 850-880 FPS and accuracy for 3 power levels. And your pellet assessments go way beyond any other reviewer's, particularly in the breadth of pellets tried and shot distances. My only problem is that (because I don't subscribe to Instagram or Facebook for privacy reasons) I can't track down the even-deeper-details of your shot strings than what you show in your videos. I've got all the notes from those, but could you post the details on GTA or as an attachment on your site for some of use to access them? Thanks very much. You've helped me get comfortable that I've made the best choice of gun to try out FT and benchrest, as well as to humanely take out iguana in our SW Florida area.

[@AEAC]

Hi and thanks! They're all on AGN Forum and were stickied for a time but now you'll probably have to do some digging for them.

[@elvinamillaneam]

Hey Steve love your reviews... I need to ask is the Air Venturi Avenger and Umarex Origin are they the same air rifle ? if not what is the difference? Best regards...

[@aeacvlog2033]

From what I can see on line, it seems the same manufacturer makes both but the Umarex lacks a regulator... and an externally adjustable one at that. I don't see anything in the manufacturer literature about an externally adjustable hammer spring either. These 2 features alone really distinguish the Avenger. I'm only going by what I can read on line of course. What does your research tell u?

[@vietlam2362]

I own both, the 2 are very similar in that they seem to use the same cocking lever, upper breech block with that dovetail/pitcatinny combo rail (black anodized aluminum, not polymer, with polymer cover) and pellet probe assembly, possibly even the barrel. The Origin does have external adjustable hammer spring exactly like on the Avenger, with total of 5.5 turns or thereabouts. The differences are the Origin only has the filled Pressure gage, no Regulator gage or adjustable, number of air tubes and the valving internals to work with them. The Origin has a single 140cc tube at 3625psi -250Bars max, while the Avenger has 2, 1 under the barrel and anothershort one inside the forestock, for a total of 180cc, rated for 300Bars-4351psi. Hope it helps.

[@aleyhuerta9085]

Que cálida de vídeo amigazo. Saludos desde Nicaragua tengo ése rifle. Y es mi primer pcp y estoy aprendiendo mucho con este video.

[@SalYourPalChencho]

Thanks for the video! Very informative! Just bought the gun and hope to use it soon!